Xorg bug allows root access

What is setuid systemcall?

What tf happened with this board.
People are so retarded these days on the board ;_;.

And I'm not even really that knowledgable.

aah yes, a fellow oldfag clearly

checks out

comon, are you even trying?

>not just doing X& &

Something that Xorg already uses, retard.

You didn't get what I said, did you?

Well, explain yourself then, because there might be a misunderstanding. What I meant is that Xorg must be run as root (well, almost, it's just painful without: wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Non_root_Xorg) and that Xorg already installs a setuid wrapper. DMs (running as root) can't do better than this wrapper.

Thanks for the link I was searching for why xorg really needs root.
But yeah I always thought that adding the user to the video and input group would be sufficient.
And with setuid I meant that dm's could set the eid of the xorg process to the user's eid (if for some reason dm's would need root aswell).

Btw nixos didn't setuid xorg.

pic related.

Also forgot to mention, adding a user to a group isn't tidious at all.

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